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This paper tests the hypothesis that the more fragile a banking system is, the more likely it is to experience problems when an unexpected shock hits. The empirical framework where this test is conducted is a reduced form model, where macroeconomic factors explain banks’ loan losses. The...
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There is substantial evidence that new banks and rapidly growing banks are risk prone. We study this problem by designing a relationship-lending model in which a bank operates as a financial intermediary and centralised monitor. In the absence of deposit insurance, the bank’s limited liability...
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The macroeconomic determinants of banking sector distresses in the Nordic countries, Belgium, Ger-many, Greece, Spain and the UK are analysed using an econometric model estimated on panel data from partly the early 1980s to 2002. The dependent variable is the ratio of banks’ loan losses to...
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We consider the joint effect of competition and deposit insurance on risk taking by banks when the riskiness of banks is unobservable to depositors. It turns out that the magnitude of risk taking depends on the type of bank competition. If the bank is a monopoly or banks compete only in the loan...
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facilitates investigation of distortionary effects of fiscal and pension policy responses to ageing. The model is calibrated to … the Finnish economy, which will encounter substantial ageing pressures in the near future. During the transition to an … older population structure ageing costs can be substantially lowered by allowing public funds to smooth out the tax …
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. This study concentrates on the effects of ageing on the evolution of global interest rates and financial flows. The study …
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ageing. When the responses of labour supply, wages, and hence private consumption, to higher taxation are consistently … accounted for, population ageing has clearly much larger effects on public finance, when compared to mechanical sustainability … burden of ageing. This is due to the fact that stochastic variation in the length of working time has only a relatively small …
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. The sensitivity of the deficit and debt ratios to changes in the real interest rate and economic growth is also assessed …. Moreover, since population ageing will cause an extra burden on public finances, the fiscal pressure of rising pension costs in …, especially in Finland and Italy, due to tax harmonisation and tax competition. Moreover, population ageing will impose pressures …
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